Often, we have a picture in our mind and can find a similar picture, but we don’t know how to write a prompt. Although tensor provides a reverse inference tool, there are other processes such as copying and pasting in the middle, and it does not support NSFW.
In short, filling in the options is a very troublesome thing. I am not the only one who thinks so!
Using the workflow to make a small tool can simplify a lot of processes. You can see the various small tools I made. Basically, there is no need to write prompt words, because I am a very lazy artist
The following is a simple tutorial to teach you how to make the first AI Tool. It is very simple. Just follow my picture step by step!
Step 1: Create a new workflow
Step 2: Select the img2img template
Step 3: Double-click the mouse on a blank area of the interface, search for [wd] in the interface that appears, and select the [WD14 Tigger] plug-in
Step 4: Drag the image on the load image panel and connect it to the image on the WD. This is the basis of the workflow [connecting nodes]!
Step 5: Change the WD14 modle to V3 version, which is the latest image reverse model. With it, you can change your image to prompt.
Step 6. Right-click on the Clip Text Encode panel and select Covert Text to Input.
Step 7: Double-click the blank area again and enter string function
Step 8: Right-click on the string function panel and click [convert text_b to input]; then connect [string] on the WD14 panel to [text_b] of [stringfunction]
Step 9: Connect the string in the stringfunction panel to the text in the CLIP Text encode panel, so your image will become a positive prompt!
Step 10: Are you tired of reading? I am also tired of writing, let’s take a break😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Step 11: Click the load checkpoint panel ckpt_name, you can select the model, this time we choose a pony model
Step 12: In the string function and another clip text encode panel, fill in the pony's mass prompt
[positive]:score_9,score_8_up,score_7_up, [negative]:score_3,score_2,score_1
Step 13: It's almost done! Set the numbers in the ksample panel, refer to my values:
Step 14: Click upload in the load image panel, select the image you like (the longest side should not exceed 1280), then click generate, and that's it!
Step 15: Click Publish in the upper right corner, and then select Share Workflow. You will have your own workflow tool. You can find and run it on your personal homepage.
This tutorial ends here. In the next issue, we will teach you how to convert WORKFLOW into a gadget and make it more useful and complete. Thank you for your support! This tutorial ends here. In the next issue, we will teach you how to convert WORKFLOW into a gadget and make it more useful and complete. Thank you for your support!
